Well, let’s keep it simple: this is much more complex, and is handled by specialized professionals. The databases, among other features, can be classified as relational and Non-relational … As an example of good databases we can quote ‘Oracle’, ‘SQL Server’, ‘IBM DB2’, ‘MySQL’, ‘SYBASE’, among others. It is natural that in a niche so defined and with so much expectation of growth there’s a lot of competition, and consequently several (good) options. In the Telecom and IT area for example, numerous elements, alarms, meters and gauges, complaints and service calls, customer data and various other variables need to be stored properly so they can later be processed to extract results as analyses and reports. And in any area where there’s this need for data usage, there will also be a form of storage and control thereof, such as large databases. The trend is that this growth will increase more and more.

There’s no doubt the use of data nowadays is much bigger than just a little while ago.

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